Tales Out of School
Liter Schechter Wed
To Allen Zemmol
"The Youth of a Nation are the Trustees
of Posterity."—DisraRli
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By
By
Rena
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Nancy
Fa 1k
Central
High
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Shecter Furniture Co.
1 . 1-las Grand Opening
Shecter Fkirniture Company,
which for many years served
residents of the community at
its Twelfth Street store, has
now opened its beautifully fin-
ished and spacious new store at
13110 W. McNichols.
Shecter's is now in the midst
of its grand opening sale, and.
is featuring bargain prices to
acquaint Detroiters-with its new -
store and quality merchandise.
Carrying a complete line of
period, traditional and contem-
porary furniture, Shecter's dis-
plays each to best advantage in
room groupings. .
The store, located between
James Couzens and Ward, is
open till 9 p.m., Monday; Thurs-
day, Friday and Saturday eve-
nings.
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An exhibit'. featuring "LIN-.
COLNIA" and cow bells from
the collection of Thomas I.
Start, of 15400 Artesian, are on
display in the Detroit Historical
Museum's Collector's Corner.
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Introduction- of a new beer,
NATIONAL BOHEMIAN, will be
mad e in the Michigan area soon,
according to Jerold C. Hoffber-
ger, president of Altes Brewing
Co. of Detroit and the National
Brewing co.- of Baltimore.
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• The third. 'annual dinner and
dance of the CHAIM WEIZMANN
SOCIETY will be held at 6 p.m.,
Sunday, at Zack's Catering. For
reservations, `= call Mrs. Fannie
Rosenberg, UN. '4-3455, or Harry
Glaser, TO. 8-9517.
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M A R VI N GORMAN, of 4014
Glendale,' was One of twelve
Wayne. University studentS to
receive - Doctor of Philosophy de-
grees at mid-year commence-
ment exercises on Wednesday.
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• :W INTER HALTER PTA will
hold .. its annual brotherhood
meeting at .8:30 p.m., Tuesday, in
the:, school: A Panel of Ameri-
cans, group of Wayne Univer
sity students of different racial,
religious and cultural back-
grounds, will be featured. A
question period will be followed
by a social hour, with 'room
mothers acting, as hostesses.
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Winnie. Ledger is the new. edi:-
:tor in chief of The Central Stu-
dent. PreViously a news staff
! ■ reporter, Winnie was chosen for
this post by Birger Bakke, facul-
ty advisor. Assisting Winnie are
news editor .= Rochelle ..Komisar,
feature editor Judy Grodsky,
news-feature editor Laba Cutler,
Sports editor Harvey' Berman,
and ,circulation editors L-enord
Natinsky and Phyllis_ Ivory.
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Climbing the ladder to fame
, and fortune is Sherry Kay, who
• bid farewell to Central at last
'. week's commen cement exer-
:, vises, and is now touring the
West coast as vocalist. with Billy
114(ay's band. The highlight , of
her trip will be a five week en-
; gageinent at the Hollywood PO-
• ladimn. Sherry, well known for
her work with local bands,
began singing in pre-Central
days.
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Mortals, Fairies, and Workers
have all been cast for William
Shakespeare's comedy, "A Mid-
, summer Night's Dream," this
• term's class play. Playing op-
posite Bloorna Goldberg a n d
Phyllis Kaplan is Barry Ruskin.
Hadar Grenader will play a
male lead opposite Rena Katz
and Estelle Strayer. Jerry Hosh-
kovitz, Lois Feldstein, and Ro-
chelle Klempner constitute. the
third set of leads. Cast also in
is
., prominent roles are Dave Mos-
cow. Billy Shwartz, a n d Ne-
hemia Pitt s. Bob Schechter,
; Mary Kaskey, Phil Berns, Burt
-; Swartz, Betsy Wilson, Richard
- : :Shwartz, and Al Seel complete
the cast.
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The new 12A class celebrated
:-! the new term with a party at
:;'!.the home of Francis - Khunen.
• :Toboganning. rounded off the
evening of merriment for many
:lof the 'Lites. Among those that
- attended were Rita Kazdan,
Harvey Berman, Adrian WiT
Carole Evintz, Billy. LevM,
and Barbara Halpern.
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News Brevities
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After their much-appreciated,
semester-change vacation, stu-
dents returned to school on
Monday to receive their pro-
gramS and much-awaited report
cards. The freshies received a
special edition of . the Mercury
to familiarize them with their
_MRS. ALLEN, ZEMMOL
new school. The. addition of , the
gyms, swiniming,pool and shops
In a double-ring- ceremony
will be appreciated by all.
Jan. 30, at Cong. Shaarey Zedek,
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Lita Schecter, 'daughter of Mr.
A tremendous' percentage• of and Mrs. .Morris Schecter, of
the January . graduating class Glendale Ave., was united in
will continue their eduCation all marriage to' Allen' Zemmol, son
over the U.S. Many are planning Of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Zemmol,
to ' attend the University of of Fullerton Ave. Rabbi Milton
Michigan. Best •of luck to all of Arm officiated. •
them!: ,
•The bride wore an ivory sa-
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tin gown, the bodice of which
Golda 1VIyerson BBG held its was trim/tied in Venice lace r enl-
installation of officers at Elm- broidered with. seed pearls.' The
wood Casino on Jan.- 27. Includ- princess style was accented by
ed into office were Judy Katz, the same lace which started
president; Phyllis Hollander, from the hit, and :extended into
veep; Barbara- Kanarak and a sweeping train.
Her three-tiered veil of illu-
Frances' Kagen, secretaries;
Marlene Cohen, treasurer; Joyce siOn was of fingertip length, and
Sperling, counselor; Helen Shur, was held in place by a Juliet
reporter; Joann:e Shook, parlia- cap of matching lace and pearls.
mentarian; Susan Leipsitz and .She carried - a Bible, centered
Arlene Glassman, sgts,-at-arms. 'with white orchids and a cas-
Installing officer was Miriam cade of stephanotis.
Attending the bride as matron
Rubenstein.
of honor was Mrs. Jean Roby,
the bridegroom's sister. Brides-
maids were Rona Weingarten,
Virginia Talber g, , .Sandra
Schechter, Carolyn Zemmol and
Ann Segall, of Jamaica, N. Y.
Walter Zeinmol, the bride-
A Theater Party is planned
by .
ABRAHAM MEN'S ,groom's brother, was best man,
CLB at 6, 9 and 11:30 p.m., and ushers included Bernard
Tuesday, at the Krim Theater. Zemmol, Daniel Schechter, Dr.
Performances will be of Castel- William Roby, Sam Lewis and
lani's movie, classic, "Romeo and Aaron Schreier. .
Following dinner and a recep-
Juliet." Tickets are available at
the box office or by calling Wil- tion, the couple left for a honey-
li Opperer, TE. 4-9420,. .or Harry moon cruise to Bermuda and
Nassau.
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Ribiat, WE. 5-3389.
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PISGAH LODGE will meet at Beth El Service to Mark
8:30 p.m., Monday, at. Parkside Music Month Celebration
Hall, 31r9 Fenkell. A BBYO pro-
gram, directed by James Dirert-
In honor of Jewish Music
feld,. president of the Young Month, Mendelssohn's "Elijah"
Adult Council, is planned. Pis- will be presented by the Wayne
gah members will learn how University Choir of 50 voices
BBYO orients and educates its and the Temple Beth El Choir
members for activity and pur- at the sabbath eve services of
poseful participation in commu- Temple Beth El at 8:30 p.m., to-
nity life. A social hour will fol- day.
low, honoring _ members whose
Dr. Richard C. Hertz will
birthdays fall in February.
preach on "The Greatness of
Samuel" at the 11:15 a.m. serv-
If you wish to reach the high- ices Saturday. The Bar Mitzvah
est, begin at the lowest.—Pub- of Alan Eruce Bennett will be
liliu,s Syrtis.
observed.
Men's Clubs
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eople Make News
Elmer Gertz, president of the
Decalogue Society of Lawyers,
announced,. after a conference
with former President Harry
S. Truman, in Kansas City, that
President Truman will be pre-
sented with the 1954 Award of
Merit of the Society on April 27,
instead of the originally sched-
uled date of Feb. 19. The pres-
entation will be made in person.
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Members of the Brooklyn
Jewish Center are establishing a
$100,000 endowed lectureship in
homiletics at the Jewish Theo-
logical Seminary of America in
honor of their spiritual leader,
Rabbi ISRAEL H. LEVINTHAL.
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Three prominent figures in
their respective fields were
named Fellows of Brandeis- Uni-
versity. They are DORE
SCHARY, Hollywood, C a 1 i f.,
vice-president of production at
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer studios;
Judge SIMON RIFKIND, New
York, noted jurist; SAMUEL
KAPPELL, New York, president
of Howard Qlothes.
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Dr. Algo a Henderson, pro-
fessor of- higher education'kof the
University of Michigan, has been
lected for s-
econd term as
ational chair-
m a n of the
otarnission o f
educational or-
anizations o f
the..N ational
o n f erence of
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Christians and
Jews, it was an-
ounced by Dr.
verett R:
inchy, NCCJ
Dr. Henderson president. Rev.
Allan P. Farrell, SI., Dean of
the . graduate school of the Uni-
versity of Detroit, also was re-
elected to the commission for a
Second term. Rev. .Farrell is a
member of the Detroit Round
Table, local arm of the National
Conference of Christians and
Jews. Dr. Henderson is a mem-
ber of the Ann Arbor chapter of
NCCJ.` Dr: Robert LeAnderson,
direotor of visual education, De-
troit PUblic SChools, also is a
"member of the NCCJ'S educa-
tiofial organizationa - conunis-J
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FAMILY CLUB will
meet Sunday, at the -home of
the Marty Fuersts, 16514 Baylis,
Highlighting -. the program will
be movies of club activities last
year.
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Emlyn Williams' thrilling mur-
der m y s t esr y "NIGHT MUST
FALL," complete with the mys-
terious hat-box; comes to life
again in Detroit with perform-
ances Feb. 11 and 12, by the De-.
troit Theatre Club, at the Detroit
Art Institute. Directing the pro-
duction is Pierre LaMarre of
Royal Oak, - recently returned
from New York where he was
connected with the production
of "The Shrike" starring Jose
Ferrer. Setting is by Robert'
Odell.
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JASCHA HEIFETZ comes to
the Masonic Auditorium next
Tuesday evening. The world fa-
mbus violinist began to study
the violin with his father in Vil-
na at 3, he made his debut at
7 and at 8 was a student of Leo-
pold Auer. The Heifetz family
fled Russia in 1917. That year
Heifetz made his American de-
but in New York.
riLDER
"Don't Smuggle — There's a
Better • Way to Make a Living"
is--the title of a -lecture to be
given by FRANK J. LIDDY, sen-
ior customs officer of the Port
of New Y o r k. The official,
known as a humorist and racon-
teur, will speak at Detroit, Town
Hall at 11 a.m., Wednesday, in
the Fisher Theater. •
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AVALON HIKERS extend an
invitation to new hikers to join
them Sunday, 1 p.m., at Avalon
Theater parking lot. Must be 21
years old. Transportation ex-
penses shared. Hikers are urged
to dress warmly. The group will
hike at Pontiac Lake and have
dinner at Old Mill Tavern. For
information call Harvey Benen-
son, TY. 4-0189,' or Ann' Mirves,
5-0594. • '
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